I create the circle, enter the artistic text, then apply the Path-Top Circle to that text, repeating the process for the bottom text, but selecting Path-Bottom Circle.

Sorry, Eric, no audio on that one.

I'm saying it best to confirm the details since you're having publishing problems. Get that part right and if you still have problems it will be time to look at your site structure, e.g. page names, etc.

Unless you have a copy of X9 it may be very hard to find—at least with a valid product key, but I imagine it would be backward compatible. I recently activated X9 and everything I had in X6 works fine.

Is the layer locked? If yes, click the padlock to unlock it. Or, is the text you want to edit behind another layer and blocked? if so, bring it to the top using the Arrange tab.

This thing starts at $3,499 (US), around £2,800 / AU$ 5,300 elsewhere but is only available in the US. Although Google glasses flopped, and META hasn't caught fire, since this has the Apple imprimatur, I'm sure hundreds will have to have one spurring a new generation of couch potatoes. These potatoes will live in their pretty, pretend scenarios but probably can't make toast.

Picture frames are in X9, the same as PPX6 at least. Two ways to access them:

Tools>Asset Manager>in pack files select Picture Frames; or

View>Tabs>Assets tab>Picture Frames>Browse button>Pack Files.

I had this problem when installing on a new PC and solved it by copying all files to a thumb drive and running the installation from that drive. Didn't use the disk for anything else.

Options>General>Program>On startup... make a selection. It defaults to Show Startup wizard.

Sorry to hear about that experience.

Yes, I mean green screen and blue screen backgrounds; even professionally made green screen clips are impossible to key correctly. Before the key is done MvP has washed out the subject or pixilated so badly it's worthless. Having said that, it's the only real complaint I have about the program and I do have a workaround.